Rachel Chiu
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- Aug 17, 2026
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True Courage in Hong Kong (opens the original)
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As Jimmy Lai’s imprisonment shows, a country’s economic prosperity means very little if it fails to preserve civil liberties. Lai represents the change occurring in Hong Kong, from a city that embraced freedoms consistent with British and American systems to one struggling to maintain what it once had. Hong Kong may be thousands of miles away, but the values that Lai and other activists are fighting for are the same ones that Americans believe in: freedom to participate in governance, critique p
True Courage in Hong Kong - FEE (opens the original)
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As Jimmy Lai’s imprisonment shows, a country’s economic prosperity means very little if it fails to preserve civil liberties. In May, President Trump met with Xi Jinping in Beijing, marking the first US presidential visit to China since 2017. Trump returned with agreements to strengthen US–China relations and cooperate on major foreign policy issues. One of the most notable post-meeting developments was the speedy release of Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri, who was detained in October 2025 for leading an
Hawaii’s ‘Blood Quantum’ Rule Deepens the State’s Housing Crisis (opens the original)
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Hawaiian residents are challenging ancestry-based housing restrictions in federal court. A pair of lawsuits filed in June and July takes aim at the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, a state agency that reserves long-term homestead leases to individuals who meet the state’s “blood quantum” requirement. The Kauai evictions are particularly suspect because they involve the displacement of residents, while Green paradoxically claims that the act is designed to remedy dispossession. As the complaint
Hawaii’s “Blood Quantum” Rule Deepens the State’s Housing Crisis - FEE (opens the original)
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Hawaiian residents are challenging ancestry-based housing restrictions in federal court. A pair of lawsuits filed in June and July takes aim at the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, a state agency that reserves long-term homestead leases to individuals who meet the state’s “blood quantum” requirement. To be eligible for a homestead lease—long-term, affordable leases for residential, agricultural, and pastoral purposes—an applicant must prove that he or she has 50% Native Hawaiian ancestry. In a
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